Nim deserves more recognition: it has that same feeling of being fast and easy to write, but has an actual type system and it's shockingly quick. I'd argue as

Nim deserves more recognition: it has that same feeling of being fast and easy to write, but has an actual type system and it's shockingly quick. I'd argue as well, that Nim is actually what a lot of people are looking for when they look at using Go.